the majority: the decca years 1965-68 (CD)

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the majority
the decca years 1965-68 (CD)
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Information

Format: CD
Label: Revola
Genre: Psychedelic

This collection compiles almost all of the tracks they recorded as singles for Decca Records between 1965 and 1968, including the blistering ‘One Third’, which is now hailed as a classic example of prime 60s freakbeat. Many of these recordings are making their first appearance on CD, including the adventurous beat of their debut ‘Pretty Little Girl’ (which features Jimmy Page on lead guitar) and ‘A Little Bit of Sunlight’, a superb song written by Ray Davies but never recorded by his group, the Kinks. "

Pretty Little Girl / I Don’t Wanna Be Hurt No More / A Little Bit Of Sunlight / Shut ‘Em Down In London Town / We Kiss In The Shadow / Ring The Bells / Simplified / One Third / To Make Me A Man / Tears Won’t Help / Wait By The Fire / Running Away With My Baby / Let The Joybells Ring / All Our Christmas’es / People"